- The senators note Pendley’s past writings and advocacy of selling off of public lands as the source of their concerns.
- In 2018, 541 service members took their own lives.
- Hint — it’s as you’d expect.
- The bill passed with strong bipartisan support, 321-103.
- Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has launched a formal impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
- All seven Democrats on The Washington Post op-ed unseated swing district Republicans in 2018.
- The tenants include the West Slope Oil and Gas Association, the state headquarters for Chevron, oil producer Oxy Energy and Laramie Energy.
- Students accepted to one of the academies get a free education in exchange for five years of service.
- The Thompson Divide, a 220,000-acre patchwork of forest, meadows and mountains within the White River and Gunnison national forests, has long been prime territory for ranchers, farmers, hunters, hikers, mountain bikers and other recreationists.
- Josephine Lobato uses hand-dyed yarn and a traditional Spanish stitch to create colorful colchas to tell the story of her life and the history of her town.
- Xiuhtezcatl Martinez and other plaintiffs in the Juliana v. United States case are in the nation's capital and New York City to speak with politicians and lead a strike.
- Nga Vuong-Sandoval went to Washington, D.C., this week as part of a delegation organized by Church World Service and Refugee Council USA to lobby Congress to push for allowing more refugees into the country.
- Pendley reiterated previous arguments in favor the move while some opponents said they worried it would weaken the agency.
- Sen. Michael Bennet started his weekend New Hampshire adventure with the announcement of Gary Hart’s endorsement.
- When Gary Hart ran for the Democratic nomination for president in 1984, he was a “long shot” going into the first-in-the-nation primary in New Hampshire.
- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee’s swift endorsement has Hickenlooper’s primary opponents up in arms
